B1 Licensed Engineer

Christchurch
2 weeks ago
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Our client, a key player in the aerospace MRO industry, is currently recruiting for a B1 Licensed Aircraft Engineer on a permanent basis at their MRO facility at Bournemouth Airport.

Key Responsibilities:

Responsible for the maintenance of aircraft and aircraft equipment as allocated by the Chief Engineer.
Ensure all technical staff under supervision carry out their duties safely, properly, and in accordance with Maintenance Manuals and the Company Exposition.
Ensure the correct and timely completion of all aircraft documentation related to maintenance activities.
Coordinate engineering activities to meet targets and stay within budget.
Review team performance and provide feedback to the Chief Engineer.
Evaluate existing standards, practices, and procedures for continuous improvement and efficiency.
Assist the Chief Engineer in day-to-day team functions and deputise in their absence.
Assist in prioritising tasks and scheduling requirements.
Assist in the development of the team.
Achieve optimal base maintenance performance and maintain excellent customer and stakeholder relations.

Job Requirements:

Previous experience within a base maintenance department.
Unrestricted EASA B1 / B2 licence with relevant type rating(s) and company authorisations as applicable.
Proven track record, over 3 years at LAE Level or similar role within an aircraft maintenance environment.
Extensive knowledge of regulatory requirements related to aircraft maintenance.
Sound knowledge of base maintenance operations.
Good change and project management skills.
Team-oriented with proven communication and influencing skills.
Customer-focused with exceptional personal and communication skills.
Self-motivated, confident, and assertive.
Capability to work within and adhere to a defined set of organisational values.
Medically fit to perform daily engineering duties, including working off-site.

Benefits:

Permanent position.
Attractive salary on offer
Professional development and training opportunities, including relevant type training
Supportive and collaborative work environment.
Employee benefits package.
If you are a motivated and experienced B1 Licensed Engineer looking to further your career, we would love to hear from you. Apply now to join our client's dedicated team at Bournemouth Airport

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